by Vincent Farrell
Vincent Farrell published a limited edition serigraph series of “Moon Over Chicago” with his friend Grant Antik. The original oil painting was painted from Grant’s Lake Shore Towers apartment on the 32 floor with a beautiful panorama of Chicago.
Back cover of "Monet's Garden" Brochure 1980
In 1980 this painting was created and graced the back cover of the “Monet’s garden” brochure which announced the mid August summer exhibition .
A scene painted by Vincent Farrell in a very loose and free-form . A single application of paint in some parts of this painting with the canvas visible, as he used the white linen canvas to express the highlights on the rocks in the foreground. This subject matter came very easily to him , which often happened in his work when he was richly inspired, the painting was created in 1979.
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This painting created by Vincent Farrell (1928-2008) is oil on linen and has a limited edition signed and numbered lithograph print available for purchase. This colorful scene captures the pristine coastline of Southern California’s Crystal Cove, which is now known as Crystal Cove State Park, a nature lovers paradise.
Cèzanne, Manet, Kandinsky and Ferdinand Lèger as well as Henry Moore will be available. It will be interesting to see what this auction will bring as Christie’s of New York City has combined works from private family collections to present to the public for purchase. Click on the link Impressionists and Modern art featured in New York May 2, 2012 . Henry Moore (1898-1986) to view these beautiful textile designs by Henry Moore click here.
An inspirational blog by David Kanigan . we like this blog very much and hope you do too!
Vanessa tripped into my blog post “If you are stuck, listen up.” Apparently it resonated with her on a less-than-sunny-day. She left a comment on the post that led to a bit of back and forth between us - - two bloggers not previously acquainted - yet connected in this community that continues to amaze. I learned the following:
An elderly man becomes alive again when he listens to music from his generation and gives his advice to change the world through the power of music a clip from “Alive Inside”
